Turn arrival, transitions, morning meeting, centers, and intervention into quick, meaningful practice with 134 multisensory activity cards for PreK and Kindergarten.

Using the simple Hear It → See It → Say It → Touch It routine, students strengthen early literacy, math, language, SEL, regulation, and number sense in short, repeatable interactions. The familiar structure reduces prep, builds independence, and makes it easy to review or differentiate skills throughout the day.

Use Give Me Five® with whole groups, small groups, centers, early finishers, or intervention. It is not another worksheet packet. It is a flexible classroom routine designed to build consistency, confidence, and automaticity.

134 manipulatives and cards Cards organized by skill & domain Teacher prompts and routines that can be used in centers, small groups, or whole group A repeatable structure that becomes familiar to students — no reinventing the wheel.

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This 227-card expansion set builds the early reading skills that matter most:
sound awareness, word building, and vocabulary—through a simple, repeatable routine students love.The Routine That Makes It Work

Every card follows a 4-step multisensory loop:

Hear It → See It → Say It → Touch It

Students don’t just see words… they hear, say, and physically anchor learning for better retention.

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Uppercase & Lowercase Letter Matching with Left-to-Right Practice

ABC Puzzle Pals is a hands-on letter recognition system designed to help young learners match uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and familiar pictures while practicing left-to-right assembly.

Students build simple three-piece puzzles by placing the uppercase letter, matching lowercase letter, and picture in order. The consistent left-to-right format supports early print awareness, visual discrimination, and fine motor development.

What’s Included

✔ Alphabet puzzle pieces for A–Z
✔ Uppercase letter pieces
✔ Lowercase letter pieces
✔ Matching picture pieces
✔Printable bin labels for organizing uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and pictures
✔8-page visual reference booklet showing completed letter puzzles
✔ Clear directions for use

Independent Letter Recognition & Sound Reinforcement

This resource is designed for practice and reinforcement of alphabet skills after letters and sounds have been explicitly taught. It provides a structured, low-prep way for students to apply what they already know—building confidence, fluency, and independence.

This is not a teaching program. It is a purposeful practice tool that fits seamlessly into literacy centers, intervention routines, and take-home reinforcement.

What Students Practice

Students engage in repeated, predictable practice to:

• Recognize uppercase and lowercase letters

• Strengthen letter–sound associations

• Build left-to-right print awareness

• Increase visual discrimination and fine-motor control

• Complete literacy tasks independently

The consistent format keeps cognitive load low so students can focus on the target skill.

How to Use

Use this resource after letters and sounds have been introduced through direct instruction.

Ideal for:

• Literacy centers

• Small-group or intervention follow-up

• Morning work or early finishers

• Independent practice folders

• Home–school practice connections

Pages can be used all at once or in small sets, depending on student needs.

Alphabet Practice for Letter Recognition & Fine Motor Development

ABC Hunt & Trace is a low-prep, student-friendly practice resource designed to reinforce early alphabet skills after letters have been explicitly taught. This activity gives students structured opportunities to recognize, locate, and trace letters while building independence and fine motor control.

Rather than introducing new concepts, this resource supports skill consolidation — helping students strengthen what they already know through repeated, meaningful practice.

How This Resource Fits in Your Literacy Block

ABC Hunt & Trace works best as:

• A literacy center activity

• Independent practice following instruction

• Intervention or targeted support

• Early finisher or small-group reinforcement

• At-home practice aligned to classroom instruction

It is intentionally designed to complement structured literacy and phonics programs by separating instruction from practice, allowing students to build confidence, accuracy, and stamina.

Skills Supported

✔ Letter recognition (uppercase and lowercase)
✔ Visual discrimination
✔ Left-to-right print awareness
✔ Fine motor development
✔ Independent task completion

What’s Included

• Alphabet hunt and trace pages

• Student-friendly format for independent use

• Print-and-go design with optional lamination for reuse

Instructional Philosophy

This resource is part of the BridgeEarly Learning® approach — connecting concrete, hands-on practice to core literacy skills. ABC Hunt & Trace fits within a larger instructional progression that includes:

• Explicit instruction

• Multisensory modeling

• Targeted practice

• Skill generalization

By isolating practice from teaching, students can focus on accuracy, confidence, and mastery — essential foundations for early reading success.

Best For

Pre-K • Kindergarten • Early Intervention • Special Education • Small Groups • Literacy Centers

Rhyme Time is a low-prep, multisensory literacy activity that helps young learners hear, compare, and match rhyming words—a critical foundation for early decoding and CVC word work.

Students listen to words, focus on the ending sound (rime), and match pictures and printed words that share the same rhyme. The predictable routine keeps attention on sounds, not just pictures, making this an effective practice tool for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and early intervention settings.

What’s Included

✔ 5 reusable rhyming mats
✔ 45 matching cards (picture + word and word-only options)
✔ Student-friendly directions
✔ Clear teacher guide with differentiation strategies

Word families include common CVC rimes such as -at, -og, -et, -ug, -op, -en, -an, -in, -ap, providing repeated, structured exposure to sound patterns

Skills Supported

• Phonological awareness
• Rhyme recognition
• Onset–rime awareness
• Early decoding readiness
• Listening and sound discrimination

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Help your early learners bridge the gap between hearing sounds and identifying letters!

Look & Listen: Onsets is a hands-on literacy resource designed to build foundational phonological awareness. Unlike traditional phonics worksheets, this resource focuses on isolating and producing the beginning sound (the onset) of familiar words using clear visual supports. It is the perfect "pre-decoding" step for students who are ready to move beyond basic letter recognition but aren't quite ready for full CVC blending.

Why Choose Look & Listen: Onsets?

• Science of Reading Aligned: Focuses on phoneme isolation—a critical precursor to successful decoding.

• Reduced Cognitive Load: By focusing only on the first sound, students can build confidence without the overwhelm of spelling the entire word.

• Multisensory Learning: Designed to be used with manipulatives like magnetic letters, foam letters, or dry-erase markers.

• Visual Consistency: Uses clear, high-quality images that match common CVC word families, making it easy to integrate into your existing literacy blocks.

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